I don't think it's necessarily about sex. It's about wanting to start the day with some love and affection. Maybe a warm cuddle. I'm not alone in interpreting it that way! For example:
"'Just a Little Lovin’ is a timeless country song originally recorded by Eddy Arnold in 1954. The song, written by Eddie Miller and Jimmy Campbell, explores the delicate nuances of love and showcases Arnold’s emotive vocals. It delves into the universal theme of love and how even the smallest gesture of affection can have a profound impact on our lives." https://oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-just-a-little-lovin-by-eddy-arnold/
Bless you all who made laughter
Labs creation in head
Thanks to those who wrote novel
Efflorescence from the dead
Troubled is creator
Whose mind is always dancing
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
Goodness, me the painter
Every view a light
Hugs goes to the steeple
Efflorescence from the life
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
I know the way to life
Past the twenty-seventh birth date
Your theories are crazy, brings nothing but maybes
Your problems are building, twenty floors said and counting
Yes, but you know not of the mind you speak
My strength rises in dreams and in life, grows weak
The artist, the raper, the candlestick maker
Myself and I, put dreams to life
The artist, the raper, the candlestick maker
Myself and I, put dreams to life
Labs creation in head
Thanks to those who wrote novel
Efflorescence from the dead
Troubled is creator
Whose mind is always dancing
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
Goodness, me the painter
Every view a light
Hugs goes to the steeple
Efflorescence from the life
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
Dance, your forehead
Dance, your forehead, forehead sweats
Numbers one to
Numbers one to six does not exist
I know the way to life
Past the twenty-seventh birth date
Your theories are crazy, brings nothing but maybes
Your problems are building, twenty floors said and counting
Yes, but you know not of the mind you speak
My strength rises in dreams and in life, grows weak
The artist, the raper, the candlestick maker
Myself and I, put dreams to life
The artist, the raper, the candlestick maker
Myself and I, put dreams to life
Lyrics submitted by pivotandsway
Threehead Lyrics as written by Ryan Lenssen Adrian Jewett
Lyrics © ARTS & CRAFTS MUSIC INC
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There is so much to look into and interpret within these lyrics. I would really appreciate seeing some peoples thoughts on what the situation here is.
I can make a few connections, with a 'Forehead Dance' being deep thought and concentration perhaps. Perhaps the number 7 being significant in some way as well. Though I find the chorus the easiest to draw references from, all of the lines speak and reiterate a key theme of which I have not yet discovered.
(Jeez is Threehead some kind of super positional reference!?)